A character in The Count of Monte Cristo
The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
The spirited young son of Fernand and Mercédès, befriended by the Count in Rome, who nearly duels him before learning of his father's treachery.
Also known as: Viscount de Morcerf
Inside the story
Albert de Morcerf, also known as the Viscount de Morcerf, is the spirited young son of Fernand and Mercédès. At the outset, he belongs to Parisian high society and forms a friendship with the mysterious Count of Monte Cristo during a visit to Rome.
An elegant, high-spirited young Parisian gentleman of about twenty-one, fashionably dressed, with a fair, pleasant, boyish face and lively manner.
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